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'Close to a 16-year low': Farm loan arrears fall on high dairy and beef prices

The Reserve Bank warns tariffs and dry weather could still threaten farm returns.

GDT: Dairy prices fall for sixth straight auction

The latest drop follows a 1.4% dip two weeks ago.

Jamie Gray: Is it Fonterra's time to shine?

OPINION: Fonterra has come to the end of its multibillion-dollar divestment programme.

What Fonterra's $4.2b Mainland deal means for its farmers and future

Each farmer stands to gain about $400,000 from the capital return.

The Country: Miles Hurrell on Fonterra sale

Miles Hurrell, Emma Poole, Dr Jacqueline Rowarth, Mark Copeland, and Chris Russell.

Farmers give green light to Fonterra's sale of consumer business to Lactalis

Mainland's sale will mean a $2 per share capital return for Fonterra's farmers.

What will farmers spend their $200,000 each on if Fonterra sale goes through?

'It’s not going to all go on gold-plated utes and tractors.'

$152m windfall for Northland dairy farmers from Fonterra sale likely spent on debt

Most farmers plan to use the payout to cut debt amid global uncertainty.

NZ Dairy Industry Awards open next week

Entries for Share Farmer, Dairy Manager, and Dairy Trainee of the Year open on October 6.

Wood-fired future: Bioenergy sector eyes green energy boom

Woody biomass from forestry or wood processing could be turned into bioenergy.

Dairy giants upbeat despite tariffs and global volatility

NZ secured the first dairy free trade deal with the Gulf Cooperation Council.

Latest farmgate milk payout a 'fantastic result' – Feds

Wayne Langford says latest record payout means farmers can be optimistic about the future.

Stock Takes: Should KMD sell assets? Plus, four questions for Synlait

In other news, Miles Hurrell starts cashing in on his incentive plan.

Fonterra: Mainland gap to be filled within three years

CEO Miles Hurrell is confident in the milk price forecast.

Fonterra result one of the 'strongest yet' for returns - Hurrell

Fonterra's profit eased, but was one of the strongest for shareholder returns.

The Country: The PM on ag returning to the classroom

Christopher Luxon, Shane McManaway, Andrew Murray, Nicola Grigg, and Jeremy Rookes speak.